On Thu, 13 Oct 2016 11:47:28 +0200
Ricardo <rgb.mldc@openmailbox.org> wrote:
El 2016-10-13 09:33, Robert Großkopf escribió:
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Hi *,
I have tried this:
First paragraph defined with German language.
Second paragraph defined with Englisch language.
Wrote something in the first paragraph, for example the wrong word
"dei", and it was autocorrected to "die". Wrote also "ihs", which is
shown as wrong, but isn't autocorrected.
Did the same in the second paragraph. "dei" is shown as wrong, but
not autocorrected to anything. "ihs" is autocorrected th "his".
I don't see a problem with autocorrect for two languages in one
document
Of the five tabs Autocorrect menu offers, only the first two are
language sensitive and your test case is from the first one.
But as stated on the original email, different languages use
different kind of quotes (fourth tab) and that is not controlled by
language settings. For example, on English you use "double quotes"
but on Spanish and Italian «Latin quotes» are the right ones and you
cannot use both *automatically* on the same document.
No, in English we use single quotes. It is Americans that use double
quotes.
Word completion (fifth tab) is also problematic on multilingual
documents, like shown on the bug report I quoted.
Regards,
Ricardo
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